4:40 Broooooo! That lick

...that bass break was the coolest thing I think I ever heard....

@airborneassasin

3 жыл бұрын

As a bluegrass bassist I agree.. we rarely get to shine .

@airborneassasin

3 жыл бұрын

And he and the fiddle player have to do it without frets lolol

@davycrokett3862

Жыл бұрын

Amen real find bass and when thears good playing Jake is right there every time lol

@shirleymarcotte3820

Жыл бұрын

@@airborneassasin 😊😊😊😊

@shirleymarcotte3820

Жыл бұрын

@@airborneassasin😊

I don't think I've every heard a version of this song that was done better than this. These folks are super good.

My husband and I love this video! Love to watch you play the banjo Russ Carson, you are the best!!!🙂

I also thought the bass break was smooth and awesomely pleasant. Great pickin' all around. Jake is just a spectacle. And loves what is going on. Awesome guys.

Zak is the baddest bass man on the planet, and that King is a monster of a bass

Now, this is music ...AMAZING

Ralph would be proud boys! Russ you are on it buddy! and thats coming from a guitar player..lol..Jake is..Well..Jake..nice pickin by all here..thanks Russ

GOOD STUFF

great video - Thank you!

Those fiddle double stops were Sah-lick!!!!

Along with Earl and JD Crowe, the finest banjo player ever.

Proud to be a neighbor of the writer of this one

Just when you think you’ve heard it all, you haven’t!

One of my favorite songs!!

Awesome 🇺🇸💪

Oh, man!!

I love, love, looove these jams! Better than strawberry, plum, or gooseberry any time!

I love your series of videos! This music is what I grew up on.

Amazing! So much skill in one room! INSANE!

Yeehaww!

Nice, this is one of my favorite bluegrass songs! I'm glad it came up recommended for me. Regards from a bluegrass lover in California!

Man they look like they all having fun

Old Tony Watt .we played a lot years ago tell him .Steve Acord said hi.. love the sound of ur banjo man thats a killer.

@tonywattbluegrass

Жыл бұрын

thanks Steve, I loved playing with you! Hope all is well with you :-)

So informal, but WORLD CLASS!!

Someone call the doctor cause those banjo breaks are siiiiiiick!!! Outright awesome!!!!!! The other guys aren't half bad either lol 👍👍👍👍👍

@banjopete

4 жыл бұрын

Ben Perea , you’re right there Ben, brilliant.

@banjopete

4 жыл бұрын

Ben Perea ,call the fire brigade, coz he’s on FIRE!!

Awesome! Great picking. Thanks for sharing!

Mighty Fine!!

The day I can pick like Russ Carson is the day I become a completely happy individual alway been able do some good runs on the flatop and bass but gonna figure out this banjo if it kills me lol

@freewill1114

4 жыл бұрын

It's killing me!

@jackhutson3572

3 жыл бұрын

I’m with you, I love this little tune, but it’ll have to wait for later. I’m still learning rocky top on my banjo

Thanks Russ! You guys knocked this out of the park. I would personally love to see a 'Bela Fleck - Double Time/ Tony Trischka Double Banjo' style album from you.......No pressure though 😉

You never fail to deliver the goods!

Sick!

Always Good Stuff!

Awsome! 👍

I realize how similar Clinch Mountain Backstep is to Whole World Round (Dillards). Both excellent songs. These bluesy tunes are the most fun to play I think (Cluck Old Hen is another) because the theory goes out the window and you can really cut loose

That was some orsome bluesy banjo.I have to learn that one Ralphy.The bass was also fantastic.

Awesome video

I love this one ‘cause it’s a song us mere mortals play in jams every week! 😂 Wanted to see you play in Felton on March 11, but it looks like we’re moving out March 2nd, so we’ll have to catch you back in Tennessee.

you still play amazingly even while you are sleeping! hahaha

Y’all are tearin’ it up

Nice to see the contrabass gets a lead for once

Iv never seen Jake stumped and never will lol

This may be the first capo I've seen on a mando.

Rare footage of people having fun in 2020 must be taken down

Son :-)

The first guitar solo guy had an amazing sound, and an odd looking back .. Very interested in knowing what it is

@stephenhudson_fiddle

Жыл бұрын

It's a metal brace that keeps the body of the guitar off of the player's stomach to prevent muting the resonance of the wood. I can't remember exactly what the name is, but a lot of pickers use them.

@airborneassasin

Жыл бұрын

@@stephenhudson_fiddle Much appreciated

@tonywattbluegrass

Жыл бұрын

@@airborneassasin yeah, it's called a Tone-Gard and they're sold at certain acoustic music stores - they don't make a ton of difference when you're sitting, but standing they make my guitar about 30% louder!

@airborneassasin

Жыл бұрын

@@tonywattbluegrass Thank you so much for the info.. I must have one lol

@tonywattbluegrass

Жыл бұрын

@@airborneassasin awesome! Yeah, I love mine so much

Russ, are you not one to vamp behind guitar solos?

@bentonscrivener

4 жыл бұрын

That banjo is so much louder than the other instruments. He’s probably backing off so he doesn’t drown out the guitar breaks.

Awesome video

@justinbanaska2008

4 жыл бұрын

Severin Neukom hey dude, I see you play the banjo. I was wondering if you would wanna subscribe to my KZread channel. Just look up my name Justin Banaska, I only have one video up right now because I just created it. If you did subscribe that would be really awesome!

@severinneukom

4 жыл бұрын

Justin Banaska, hey can‘t see a video from you..😊

@justinbanaska2008

4 жыл бұрын

Severin Neukom this account is my personal one, there’s another Justin Banaska account with 11 subs